Karlin is proposing a $610M overhaul of the former 3M campus in northwest Austin to build lab‑ready space; an unnamed tenant is eyed for about 234,000 sq ft and work is planned through April 2027.

Deputy Ashley Carroll from St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office was praised for providing a stranded patient with transportation after a scheduling mix-up, reflecting the department's commitment to community policing and service.

UTEP will mark the opening of Texas Western Hall — a 124,725-square-foot, $110 million learning complex that replaces the aging Liberal Arts Building. Officials will cut the ribbon this week.

St. Bernard Home Mortgage Authority is hosting a seminar to help first-time buyers with costs, offering insights into the CAFA Down Payment Assistance Program.

San Francisco's affluent neighborhoods saw an increase in home prices in 2025, with the median reaching $6 million in areas like Pacific Heights, amidst a strong luxury real estate market driven by the region's economic growth.

Fiesta de Reyes secured a 30‑year concession extension and sold a majority stake to ExplorUS, with $3M set aside for Parcel 20 and $10M planned over the contract.

The Dickinson Memorial Library in Orange City is over a century old, standing as a cultural and educational monument, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

A 19-story, 237-unit tower is proposed at 571 West Polk Street, including two rooftop decks and 20% affordable units as zoning moves forward.

Two mixed‑use towers would finish Oceanside's nine‑block plan. Neighbors warn the project could sacrifice views and public parking while seeking 14 waivers.

Chula Vista is carving studio space out of its new Millenia Library and betting expanded state credits will lure productions away from L.A.

A six-story, 44-unit affordable building has been pitched for 3251 W. Division in Humboldt Park, targeting households at 50–60% AMI with IHDA tax-credit financing.

Mallard Point Apartments in Channahon sold to a California family office for about $24.6M in a Marcus & Millichap‑brokered deal that included HUD‑loan assumption.

Pleasanton is implementing policies to stimulate business growth by cutting red tape, reorganizing city departments, and launching initiatives. They aim to attract retail, simplify permits, and enhance tourism and hospitality by 2026.